Ahmadiyya Muslims attended the London and Manchester vigils wearing T-shirts with the slogan: “I am a Muslim, ask me anything.” In a small mosque in south London, a congregation of men humble themselves in united prayer, led by the fifth Caliph of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Mirza Masroor Ahmad. But Salim, five, is finding it…
THE Ahmadiyya Muslim community across Scotland has united to “strongly condemn” the London terror attack. Police shot three terrorists dead as seven victims were killed after extremists ploughed into revellers at 50mph before jumping out and stabbing people last night. And this morning Ahmadiyya Scotland tweeted: “Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Scotland strongly condemns the brutal…
Following the Westminster terrorist attacks, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK is holding a special remembrance service at Western Europe’s largest mosque at Friday prayers. Thousands gathered to pray for the victims and their families as part of the community’s nationwide United Against Extremism campaign. The Ahmadiyya Muslim community has condemned the senseless…
Solidarity and unity was shown when representatives from the army, police and various religious communities gathered for the 12th annual Slough and Burnham Peace Symposium. The event was organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Slough and took place at Burnham Park Academy on Saturday. About 250 people attended to listen to talks on the theme ‘united against…
Thousands of Muslims from across the world converged on the UK for a convention where they rejected extremism and violence of terror groups such as Isis. More than 30,000 members of the Ahmadiyya Islamic movement met at Oakland Farm in Hampshire for a three-day convention, the 50th time the annual event has taken place. On…
GLASGOW’S AHMADIYYA MUSLIM COMMUNITY LAUNCHES PEACE CAMPAIGN UNITED AGAINST EXTREMISM. It was a grey, overcast day when the planned United Against Extremism campaign launch was due in Glasgow’s iconic George Square. Whilst nothing would have dampened spirits or the strength of unity that was evident among those attending the launch, a bit of spring…
All of Scotland’s major Muslim groups declined to attend the launch of a campaign against violence and discrimination directed towards the Ahmadi sect, as well as the Paris and Brussels terror attacks. Representatives of the local Sikh and Jewish communities, and the Church of Scotland’s inter-faith group were all present, alongside local politicians, representatives of Police…
Scotland’s Ahmadiyya Muslim community has launched a new peace campaign promoting unity following the brutal killing of Glasgow shopkeeper Asad Shah. The message “united against extremism” will run on posters on 50 buses across the city following similar campaign success in Dundee and Edinburgh. Mr Shah,40, was an Ahmadiyya Muslim, a group known for…
MEMBERS OF Glasgow’s Ahmadiyya Muslim community are ‘readjusting’ to life following the death of shopkeeper Asad Shah. Almost one month after the shopkeeper’s death, Ahmadi leaders said community members were “healing over time” and added that police reassurances had helped them feel safe. Abdul Abid, President of the Ahmadiyya community in Scotland, made the comments…
A multi-faith campaign against religious hatred has been launched after the death of the Glasgow shopkeeper Asad Shah. The “love for all, hatred for none” campaign is being backed by the Ahmadiyya Muslim community that Mr Shah belonged to, as well as Christian, Jewish and Sikh groups. Mr Shah, 40, died after an attack…
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